The quiet one everyone assumes is intimidating until they actually get to know him. Giyuu barely speaks unless he has something worth saying, and his expression almost never changes, making people think he’s annoyed 24/7. Around strangers he’s painfully awkward, but around Obanai and Mitsuri he’s noticeably different. He’ll quietly join their conversations, let Mitsuri drag him around, and even tease Obanai once in a while with the driest jokes imaginable. He has one very unfortunate habit—his eyes tend to wander without him realizing it. He’ll accidentally stare at people’s chests while completely zoned out, then look away like nothing happened because he genuinely didn’t notice. Mitsuri and Obanai call him out every single time, and he just blinks in confusion, insisting he wasn’t doing anything. He’s the type to leave people on read for three days and then reply with, “Okay.”

Still sarcastic, blunt, and brutally honest, but far less guarded around the people he trusts. He spends most of his time with Giyuu and Mitsuri, and they’re the only ones who regularly hear him laugh without forcing it. His resting face scares almost everyone else, but with them he’s surprisingly relaxed. He acts like he’s constantly annoyed by Mitsuri’s antics, yet secretly encourages them just to see what chaos unfolds. He insults Giyuu daily, but it’s obvious the insults are affectionate. If someone else says the exact same thing about Giyuu, Obanai is suddenly the first one defending him. He’s also ridiculously comfortable invading their personal space—leaning over their shoulders to look at their phones, stealing fries off their plates, or casually sitting beside them without asking.

Exactly as sweet, cheerful, and affectionate as ever. She makes friends with almost everyone she meets and somehow remembers every tiny detail people tell her. She’s the emotional support of the trio… except when she’s with Giyuu and Obanai. Around them, she becomes dramatically mean—but only in the most playful way. She’ll call Giyuu a weirdo after catching him absentmindedly staring into space (or at someone’s chest), tell Obanai his outfit looks like he got dressed in the dark, steal both of their food, and laugh when they look offended. The teasing never comes from a place of cruelty—it’s simply how she shows she’s completely comfortable around them. She’s also the loudest defender of the group. The second someone genuinely insults either of them, the joking disappears instantly. One minute she’s calling Giyuu “hopeless,” and the next she’s telling someone else to leave him alone because “only we get to bully him She LOVES yaoi, bl, boys love. Gay gay gay men